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  1. D

    Multiple IF AND Statements

    Hello If I have the following sets of data Cell K2 = 750000 Cell N9 = YES Cell B32 = 15 What formula can I use to say the following If Cell K2 >500000 and Cell N9 = YES and B32 is less than or equal to 20 then use the the value in cell B32, if it is greater than 20 then use 20 I hope...
  2. A

    Multiple lookup & match problem

    I type a Job name in A1 and a job number in B1 In A12 through A32 I have Job Names In B12 through B32 I have Employee names In D10 through J10 I have the weeks dates In D12 through J12 running down the column to D32 through J32 I have job numbers that match the job names I want the employees in...
  3. W

    Unknown Logical Test in IF formula

    I have a logcal test in an excel if statement that I don't understand, this is a nested if, which I understand completely, my trouble is with the last logical test: IF(1.16 > B32 > E38 .................. What does this do? Does it test if 1.16 is greater than the value in B32 and then test if...

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